The bushfires in Australia during the Summer of 2019–2020, in the midst of which we were
writing this exchange, violently heightened the urgency of the task of rethinking justice …

This paper examines the socio‐legal and everyday moral geographies of human
cohabitation with free‐living dogs in India to think through what is implicated in living with …

Abstract 'Traditional conservation'customarily engages in the dismissal of individual non-
human animal claims when these conflict with human interests or prevailing ideas of …

While many constitutions refer to animals as resources or symbols, in recent years a distinct
form of constitutional provision has emerged, treating the interests of individual animals as …

The right to the city theory was born from a desire to challenge power and decision-making
processes in the urban space that privilege certain groups over others. Growing neoliberalist …

This article argues that gaushalas, or cow shelters, in India are mobilized as sites of
Hindutva or Hindu ultranationalism, where it is a “vulnerable” Hindu Indian nation—or the …

Offering a more-than-human sociological analysis of cow protectionism in India, this article
argues that the discourse renders bovines vulnerable because it reinforces two compatible …

Milked: Nature, Necessity, and American Law Page 1 Milked: Nature, Necessity, and
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Companion animals in the US are increasingly regarded as members of the family with
whom one may share a strong emotional bond. However, despite an evolving social …

This article is concerned with a particular site of inter-species relationships. Using the lens of
liminality, it examines forced separation of older people from their companion animals when …